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| Headline | In August 1993, I was wrong |
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Bodo
Jun-04-2006, 21:47 GMT
IP:
Austria
 | And do you know what I first understood (before I ever have read the lyrics)
I always understand: One in a motel, down in Birmingham...yeahh , but that didn´t feel like Love...
But I think a load-out is not a synonyme for motel...and in motels other things could happen than at a load-out...
So, truth or fiction? |
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nancy
Jun-05-2006, 02:53 GMT
IP:
USA - United Staates America
 | Someone said that a load-out is where they load the band instruments back on the trucks after the concert. |
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Scaaty
Jun-05-2006, 11:01 GMT
IP:
Ireland
 | Wasn´t there some type of racial/protest incident in birmingham alabama years ago? - maybe the thing refered to in "He Was My Brother"? |
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Bodo
Jun-05-2006, 11:14 GMT
IP:
Austria
| When I search for load-out on the internet I only find military things...
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JohnC
Jun-05-2006, 11:27 GMT
IP:
United Kingdom
 | Drew posted this in response to my question about ´loadout.´ See forum page 12.
John, a load-out is when musical gear is ´loaded out´ of a venue post-performance. In the case of Paul (and presumably in this lyric´s context, Art) there´s a large and able-bodied crew handling the task, and the amount of equipment is pretty great.
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